Road Rules
Is it safe to go when they is a green light?
Yes
This device in cars prevents injury by inflating during a crash.
What is, an airbag
What road rules do you need to follow when reaching a stop sign?
Come to a Complete Stop:
You must stop your vehicle completely before the stop line or intersection. Rolling stops are illegal and unsafe.
To progress from your L’s to your P’s, you must complete this many logged driving hours, including night driving.
What is 120 hours including 20-night hours
You see a red traffic light at an empty intersection late at night. What does the law say you must do?
What is stop and wait until the light turns green, even if no one is around
You use your indicator to do what when driving?
What is before changing lanes or turning, you must always do this to signal your intention to other road users.
This part of the car must be checked regularly to ensure good grip on the road and prevent crashes.
What is, the tires
What is the speed limit in a school zone?
What is 40KM/H
What must be visible on a car when a learner is driving
What is L plates on both the front and back of the car
What must you do if your vehicle breaks down on a busy road?
What is turn on hazard lights, move off the road if possible, and call for help
If an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and a siren is behind you, you must do this immediately.
What is safely pull over and give way
Modern cars use this system to help detect objects or people behind you while reversing.
What is a reversing camera or parking sensor
This triangular sign with a red border means you must slow down and let traffic pass on the main road before entering.
What is give way sign
Explain why it's important for learner drivers to obey a lower speed limit compared to full licence holders.
What is because learners are still developing their skills and may take longer to react to hazards, so slower speeds reduce the risk of accidents and give them more time to respond.
You’re a learner driver and your supervisor is on their phone while you're driving. Is this allowed under the law?
What is no — supervisors must be alert and responsible while supervising a learner driver
You must not drive if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is over the legal limit. For most learner and provisional drivers, the limit is this.
What is 0.00%
This safety feature should be used during low visibility to alert other drivers to your presence.
What are headlights (or fog lights)
What is the maximum speed unless otherwise signed on Victorian freeways?
100KM/H
When driving on your L’s, you must always be supervised by someone who has what?
A full licence for at least 4 years.
Explain why you must not follow an emergency vehicle too closely.
What is because it can be dangerous, and emergency vehicles may need to stop suddenly or change lanes quickly
You should check these three things every time before starting your car.
What is your mirrors, seat and seatbelt
What is the space you cannot see in both your mirrors and rear-view mirror?
What is the blind spot
Draw a sign indicating a round-a-bout is ahead
What is 3 arrows forming a circle
Explain what could happen if a learner driver drives without displaying their L plates.
What is they could get fined, lose demerit points, and it may put themselves and others at risk because other drivers won’t know they are still learning and might drive differently around them?
Explain what could happen legally if you're caught speeding more than 30 km/h over the speed limit.
What is you could lose your license, get heavy fines, demerit points, and possibly face a court appearance.